There's been a lot of botched plastic surgery jobs in Hollywood. Many celebs have even gone on the record to express their regret for having work done.
But nothing was more dramatic — or more regretful — than Jennifer Grey's nose job. The Dirty Dancing star has called it the "nose job from hell." Most recently, she opened up about how it made her "lose her identity" overnight.
In the book out May 3, she revealed that she had zero chemistry with her Dirty Dancing co-star, Patrick Swayze. The actor passed away in 2009 at the age of 57.
"And we weren't a natural match. And the fact that we needed to be a natural match created a tension."
If there was anything she could say to the late actor now, it's this: 'I'm so sorry that I couldn't just appreciate and luxuriate in who you were, instead of me wishing you were more like what I wanted you to be.'"
The first was Matthew Broderick, whom she started dating while making Ferris Bueller's Day Off. In her interview with People, she revealed that she learned so many things from their relationship.
The fatal accident changed the course of their lives forever. Jennifer had been a passenger when Matthew got into a head-on collision that killed two people.
"And many people might think that I'm here to hell some long held secret. None of that, it's just we had an accident. It was a pure and simple accident that was tragic."
His court case against ex-wife Amber Heard is currently being publicized.
"There was some heat. It was a [expletive] bonfire," she intimately shared. She was in disbelief over this heat.
"And energetically, what it was like being with him, it was like, 'Oh, I'm being totally, totally compensated for the [expletive] I just went through."
Finally, Grey got candid on the fact that plastic surgery did the Dirty Dancing star dirty.
She had never wanted to get rhinoplasty. It was her mother, a former actress, who suggested she undergo surgery to make it easier to get acting jobs.
She went from being a huge Hollywood star to completely unrecognizable overnight.
The first time she felt like she was wearing an invisibility cloak was when Michael Douglas turned around at a movie premiere and didn't recognize her. "That was the first time I had gone out in public," she shared.
"In the world's eyes, I was no longer me. and the weird thing was that thing that I resisted my whole life, and the thing I was so upset with my mother for always telling me I should do my nose."
